The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-02-12
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL NEWS.

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We must be getting some Of
April.
Charlie Keynes is visiting in
Columbus.
Judge Friesnee was in Gin
cinnati this week.
The Crescent Club gave q ball
Thursday evening.
Rev. Fart Is confined to his
room with rheumatism.
"A communication from Tarl-
ton was crowed out this week.
Lent begins next Wednesday
and continues until April 10th.
MIR. Theobald, a business man
Of Columbus was in town Thurs
day.
Frank Koehne an employee at
the o. p. was In town last Thurs
day.
-B. K. Tritsch is improving his
house by putting on window shut
ters.
The order Of "Owls' promises
to be one Of the largest lodges in
the city.
Amos Kline and lady made
the DeMoCRAr a friendly call on
Tuesday.
There was but little work at
the mines Of the Raccoon Coal Co.
this week.
Nelson Featherolf of South
Perry, was among Logan visitors
Saturday. y
Common Pleas Court will con-
vene on Monday with Judge Fries
ner on the bench.
The seeds sent by the u. s.
Department of Agriculture, were
oil taken Saturday.
Mr.. jeremiah Carpenter Of
Enterprise was a caller at this
Office on Thursday.
Frank Martin, formerly en-
ployed at Lancaster, is now work.
ing for John McLain.
County Commissioner Fl. Trim
mer was visiting in the south part
Of the county last week.
Miss Augusta Prior is here,
called by the illness and death of
her sister Addie Myers.
We had pleasant call from
Mr.. T. Steel and Geo. Williamson
Of Laurelville on Saturday.
Tho boys have commenced
playing marbles, which is a sure
sign Of approaching spring.
-~Asbury Voris has taken an
agency for steel sign boards. They
are something new and lasting.
Gus. Member in the Centennial
Block, keeps fresh meats, beefpork
sausage, etc., at the lowest prices.
-Win0na Furnace is making
good iron, and doing well under
the management Of Mr. Jas. Fer
gusop.
Notice the card Of Robert
Curran, proprietor Of the Central
House at New Straitsville, in an
other column.
Mr.. z Nixon, of Gore, called at
our Office Thursday. Mr.. Nixon
informs Us that he is about to sell
one of bis farms.
MIR. Daniel Schaal of Washing
ton Tp., was thrown FROM q horse
one day last week but was not
seriously injured.
Lloyd Myers has been home sew
eral days, from his employment in
Columbus, on account of the Illness
and death Of his daughter.
r. w. Keynes, Adpar. of Harlow
White, will sell large variety of
personal property, at Harlow's late
residence, next Saturday, 10th.
"A ball was given by Prof. Teny-
hill at McCarthy's Hall on Friday
as is usually the case, when a good
ball is given, it was an enjoyable
affair.
IS. A. Kistler Of Lancaster let
the light of his genial countenance
shine upon our sanctur on Mon
day. He was en-route for Ward
Tp., at which place he owns valu-
able property.
"A mail route is about to be
established from Logan to Bremen
with postoffice in Marion Tp., at
Pierce Bright's called Cultivate.
One at swartx' Mill, and one at
Hyde's Mill, and one at Geneva, to
be called Flagdale. 1t is q twenty
mile route.
Mr.. Daniel Nixon informs us
that he had eleven trees almost en-
tirely destroyed by \ Ground hog
on the night Of the lst. inst, the
bark being almost entirely stripped